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it stays seasonal in vancouver with 14 degrees and 10 degrees in winnipeg. now for europe, a long rain band is across continental europe bringing heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms. the heaviest rain can be found across central germany and the rain will move southward and reach italy and the baltics in the next 24 hours. a lot of thunderstorms are still erupting across northern turkey. the stormy conditions should ease as we head to thursday afternoon. heavy rains still continuing across the northwestern corner of russia and it will continue to be wet for the next couple of days. as for temperatures, we expect a 31 degrees in madrid and 33 in liis is chilly in the north. 8 degrees in stockholm and the same goes for moscow. 13 degrees in and the same goes for vienna. here's your extended forecast.

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are pvain in parts of texas and louisiana, ates are shaping up like this another cool day fou i winnipeg. only 9 gr ichagan13 in toronto. southern portions are on the eant side. 26 degrees in miami. 24n hst a 22 in los angeles. finally, let's go over to europe. a large low pressure system will bring cold pcitaon a wl as strong winds across much of the west coast of norway. parts of finland and continental europe. approaching the northern british aisles isles. do ith ut rn is moving south ward and reaching al awe anorthwtern. anil iis largely dry across the peninsula. a eecting 19 degrees and 26 in lisbon. largely cold in much of euro. en.degrees in berlin and 9 in n kiev and 9 in moscow. plenty of sunshine and 8 degrees inocol all right, then. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's ail for this eti "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. please stay with us. want to feel cooler - or warmer - without running up your utility bill? you can reduce your bills with a flip of a switch on your ceiling fan. in summer, set your fan counter- clockwise. it stirs up the cool air that hangs

winnipeg at 6 degrees. much, much cooler here on tuesday. 12 degrees in chicago. cooling off for you, as well. the east coast, not too bad. 20 in new york. we have 23 expected in d.c. and atlanta looking to get up to 26 degrees. >>> and finally, a look at europe here. it is northwest corner here that's looking at lots of activity. we have a couple of well-developed systems that continue to bring in rain, as well as winds. some of that is going to start spreading in to continental europe and france, low countries and then on in towards central europe. out east to finland and the baltic states feeling the affects, as well. system's not moving a whole lot. just spreading that wet weather and british isles, scandinavian peninsula looking unsettled. the black sea region, we're still looking at lingering thundershowers and some rain. some of this precipitation northward to parts of ukraine and bell ruse. highs on tuesday look like this. 14 degrees in london. 15 degrees in paris. warmer at 25 in madrid and up to 29 degrees in lisbon. all right. so that's a look at your w

canadian border in some elevations meaning snow. 9 degrees in winnipeg, morning lows dipping into freezing levels. east coast, 18 in new york, 21 in d.c. 23 in atlanta. and finally a look at europe here. a lot of activity, gathering strength out west. several systems are working their way in, looking wet for ireland, northern ireland and coastline of the iberian peninsula. winds are strong. watch for the high wave conditions. rain heading eastward today, spreading and moving across the iberian peninsula and france. there will be isolated heavier rains, too, especially for portugal. watch out for that. out east, not too bad. pretty dry conditions, and extends to the scandinavian peninsula. balance can peninsula and parts of italy could see thunderstorms developing. highs monday will be on the cool side. 7 in kiev. 9 in warsaw. single digits for vienna, iberian peninsula now dropping into the teens. 15 degrees only for the high in madrid. all right. that's a look at the weather for now. here is the three day outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in to

to 37 in los angeles, but stays very seasonal in vancouver with only 14 degrees and 10 degrees in winnipegnow for europe, a long rain band is still stretching across continental europe, bringing heavy rain as well as scattered thunderstorms. the heaviest rain can be found across central germany, and the rain will move southward and reach southern italy as well as the baltic states in the next 24 hours. meanwhile, a lot of thunderstorms are still erupting across northern turkey. those stormy conditions should ease as we head into thursday afternoon. and heavy rain still continues across the northern cokros cros corner -- northwestern corner of russia and it continues to be west for the next couple days pf as for temperatures we're expecting 31 degrees in madrid and 33 in lisbon. stays very chilly in the north. only 8 degrees in stockholm and 8 degrees, same goes for moscow. and 13 degrees in berlin, and the same goes for vienna. here's your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

another cool day for you in winnipeg. only 9 degrees. and 10 in chicago and 13 in toronto. the southern portions are on the pleasant side. 26 degrees in miami and 24 in houston. and 22 in los angeles. finally, let's go over to europe, then. a large low pressure system will continue to bring cold precipitation as well as strong winds across much of the west coast of norway, parts of finland, and the northern tier of continental europe. and the system is approaching the northern british isles. so it's going to be wet and windy across the british isles in the days to come. and down in the south rain is moving southward and reaches italy as well as the northwestern balkan peninsula in the next 24 hours. meanwhile, it's largely dry across the iberian peninsula. we're expecting 19 degrees in madrid and 26 in lisbon. but it's largely cold in much of europe. 10 degrees in berlin and 9 in vienna. and it's going to be 13 in kiev and 9 in moscow with plenty of sunshine and 8 degrees in stockholm. all right, then. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our lead story this hour,

and just ten up towards the north in winnipeg. as we head now into europe, things are looking fairly calm and settled here. there is a very big storm looming, you can see how threatening it looks leer. lots of winds and wet weather to come. but for the time being, we're getting a bit of a break across the british isles and the scandinavian peninsula as well as much of western and central europe. it will be stormy in the southeast. italy seeing some nasty storms moving in and it's going to be chilly out towards the east. have a look at these temperatures, we're really into the single digits for the highs now. just six in moscow, nine in stockholm, nine in warsaw and seven in kiev. over towards the west, looking better for you, 17 in paris, as well as in london. 28 in madrid, still 33 in lis n lisbon, finally the temperatures start to come down. i think we'll be seeing the mid 20s by sunday. here, now, is your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm m

winnipeg at 6 degrees. much, much cooler here on tuesday. 12 degrees in chicago. cooling off for you, as well. the east coast, not too bad. 20 in new york. we have 23 expected in d.c. and atlanta looking to get up to 26 degrees. >>> and finally, a look at europe here. it is northwest corner here that's looking at lots of activity. we have a couple of well-developed systems that continue to bring in rain, as well as winds. some of that is going to start spreading in to continental europe and france, low countries and then on in towards central europe. out east to finland and the baltic states feeling the affects, as well. system's not moving a whole lot. just spreading that wet weather and british isles, scandinavian peninsula looking unsettled. the black sea region, we're still looking at lingering thundershowers and some rain. some of this precipitation northward to parts of ukraine and bell ruse. highs on tuesday look like this. 14 degrees in london. 15 degrees in paris. warmer at 25 in madrid and up to 29 degrees in lisbon. all right. so that's a look at your w

already very cool in winnipeg at seven degrees for the high. 13 in seattle and vancouver, different storyhere in the southwest. los angeles, 31 degrees, it should be back down to about average on your saturday. so coming back to the mid 20s for your high. as we head into europe, we have this big massive cloud coming down across the british isles, i think the wet weather is going to start probably by your friday night you can start to see the showers coming in. the rest of western europe, central europe, northern europe, too, looking not too bad. at the moment you can see the showers coming into western norway for the time being. high pressure is in control. we will see the storms continuing to the southeast. heavy rain coming into you in greece and precipitation out to the east. probably falling for you as snow in ukraine as well as belarus, we're looking for single-digit highs, moscow, four for a high in the middle of october. 17 in london, a lot better than you had through most of the summer months, and a little cooler but still well above average in iberia. here's your extended forecas

already very cool in winnipeg at seven degrees for the high. 13 in seattle and vancouver, different story down here in the southwest. los angeles, 31 degrees, it should be back down to about average on your saturday. so coming back to the mid 20s for your high. as we head into europe, we have this big massive cloud coming down across the british isles, i think the wet weather is going to start probably by your friday night you can start to see the showers coming in. the rest of western europe, central europe, northern europe, too, looking not too bad. at the moment you can see the showers coming into western norway for the time being. high pressure is in control. we will see the storms continuing to the southeast. heavy rain coming into you in greece and precipitation out to the east. probably falling for you as snow in ukraine as well as belarus, we're looking for single-digit highs, moscow, four for a high in the middle of october. 17 in london, a lot better than you had through most of the summer months, and a little cooler but still well above average in iberia. here's your extended f

winnipeg hangs onto warmth one more day going into the mid-20s on friday. finally a look at europe.eeing more messy weather spreading across continental europe, too. a long cold front that's been heading southward across the region here in the past couple of days, it looks like it will continue to head further south and will continue to spread more rain in the area. even behind the frontal system, things don't really dry out for this moment. it stays unsettled across western and central areas of europe and scandinavian peninsula. more rain and wind for norway. seeing more colder air come in, too, so there is a risk of snow for upper elevations. as for the british isles, dry for tonight. more rain comes in out of the north, so it will start looking wet for areas like scotland and northern ireland and throughout tonight, winds are going to be on the gusty side across the area. as for the temperatures, along with rain, it is starting to drop across a lot of europe. looking at 14 only for the high in berlin friday. 11 in vienna. that's been a big drop the past couple days. seeing highs

winnipeg hangs onto warmth one more day coming into the mid-20s again on friday. finally a look at europe. we're seeing a lot more messy weather spreading across continental europe, too, but this long cold front that's been a long cold front that's been heading southward across the region here in the past couple of days, it looks like it will continue to head further south and will continue to spread more rain in the area. even behind the frontal system, things don't really dry out for this moment. it stays unsettled across western and central areas of europe and scandinavian peninsula, too, looking at more rain and wind for norway. seeing more colder air come in, too, so there is a risk of snow for those upper elevations. as for the british isles, dry for a moment tonight, but there is more rain coming in out of the north. so it will start looking wet for areas like scotland and northern ireland and throughout tonight, winds are going to remain on the gusty side across the area. as for the temperatures, along with rain, it is starting to drop across a lot of euro

winnipeg and vancouver as well. not so in europe. 15 degrees, no. here we're getting the summer we didn't get through the summer. almost october, but temperatures across much of europe are in the 20s, even the upper 20s here. we'll see wet weather moving up through ireland and scotland and then over the ridge of high pressure through in towards western russia that is. but have a look at the temperatures, 29 in london. 28 in paris. can't argue with that. even 25 for you in berlin. 16 in stockholm, so cooling down here. just 11 in moscow. unfortunately you're not getting any of the warmth. but if you are getting it, please do enjoy it i'm sure that autumn is just around the corner. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye. >> "california's gold" is seen statewide on california public television. this series is endorsed by the california teachers association, the california school boards

. >>> now to winnipeg, and that's a face only a mother could love.rew ladd took one on the chin, face and everywhere in between. rangers in the third, callahan's pass off the defender and in. rangers beat the jets 2-1. >>> finally, you're not seeing double, that's alex ovechkin and that's alex ovechkin. the caps star immortalized in wax at madame tussaud's wax museum in washington. he has won mvp awards, scoring titles, now he's got the whole ball of wax. that's your "first look" at sports, i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here's bill karins. good morning once again. >>> good morning. another quiet morning in areas of the east. showers rolled through new england last night. if you're in the eastern half of the country, things will get more active as the week goes on. chillier, too temperatures are cool as you would expect for the middle of october. 40 in albany, 54 in boston. boston you will cool off a little bit in the next couple of hours. today's forecast, it's dry. you don't need your umbrella from all of the big ci

winnipeg still looking for their first win since returning to the national hockey league. >>> a and prince robbed by theriot who starts the 4-6-3 double play. game 5 of that series is tomorrow night. >> interesting how cabrera was the guy last night who can't get down from third base to fly to save his life. >> yeah. >> and tonight he ends up with a hit that hits the bag and goes over. >> doesn't matter how it looks in the box score. a beautiful post. >> yeah, slow motion. hit the bag right over. >> going to be a good series. still pulling for texas. >> we'll be rights back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> "eyewitness news" is sponsored by smart. uncluttered,

and just 9 for the high in winnipeg. 13 for toronto, and new york is 17. warm for you in chicago at 23 and a hot day in oklahoma city at 29. windy ahead of the systems coming in. as those systems coming into the southeast of course, that will be turning over into rain a little later on in the week. as we head into europe, you can see where the mess is going to be, out west. maybe the potential for more flooding across the british isles, it's going to be wet and rainy and some of those downpours are going to be on the very heavy side. also dealing with the rain is going to be western france, and then coming in towards the iberian peninsula, we have the ongoing thunderstorms, too. yet another system here, over italy will keep things very, very wet indeed and stormy. with snow up towards the north of that system over the alpine region. out east, things are looking very good. very settled and calm indeed. just where we'd like it to be a bit more settled, unfortunately, we're going to see continuing rain showers, i'm talking about van in turkey, of course, it l

winnipeg second, several cars burst into flames with piles of debris covering the tracks. wheldon airlifted from the track to university medical center where he later died. family and fans just some of the many reacting to his death. >> to be here and see it, it is -- >> you never want to see that happen. >> the sports world lost a major star in the world of indy auto racing. >> he wasn't just a great driver but a great human being. >> reporter: three other drivers including will power hurt in the pile-up but expected to fully recover. in honor of wheldon, his colleagues driving a five-lap tribute. 33-year-old dan wheldon, one of the most well-known drivers to die in a race in the u.s. since dale earnhardt on the final lap of the 2001 daytona 500. wheldon leaves behind a wife and two young children n new york, i'm harris faulkner, fox news. >>> we had some beautiful weather for a very special day in the district yesterday. the dedication of the martin luther king, jr. memorial. stevie wonder and president obama headlines the event on the national mall yesterday. for many i

fresh start on the ice stanley cup hero dustin byfuglien made his return to the united center his winnipega passed to patrick kane who tied the game at two goals still tied in the second and this time he breaks the tie off a pass from nichols eddie the black hawks scored four unanswered goals to win 4-3 the first win for the backup goalie ray emery lovie smith has benched both of his starting safeties for sunday's game against minnesota chris harris and grant and meriweather are out while major right and third round pick chris chris conte got the start or receiver earl bennett is doubtful but he did practice yesterday for the first time since suffering a chest injury in week two of the season julius peppers missed practice with his sprained mc all but he could return today >>here are the winning lottery numbers ... and the winning pick three numbers: 0 5 9 the winning pick four numbers are: 6617 my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for th

i'm looking forward to the 1500- mile trip to play a division won't in the winnipeg jets. >> one morenote before we go. tiger woods will be playing once again. he hasn't played in a while. he is now out of the top 50 in the world. would you still put money on tiger vague good performance or is he pretty much washed up at this point. >> i think he is shot at least for this season. i would not put any of my hard- earned money, steve, on tiger woods. >> this is a fall series event. it doesn't matter for the fedex cup obviously. it counts for the world ranking points. he is not washed up. he will play tournaments. i am till intrigued. >> i am as well. thank you -- i am still intrigued. >> i am as well. >> the world remembers apple cofounder steve jobs. how is apple responding to his death? that is coming up. >>> there is the 14th street bridge. live pictures right now. we're back at 6:00. 

ali muhammed died almost winnipeg year ago in and dint that started when he threw a brick through the club. the employees followed him and beat him. all charges were dropped when the automatic came back inconclusive. >>> in a story you will only soo on fox 5, a local church trying to figure out who dumped boxes and boxes of private documents on their property. it is bad enough that someone desued to dump dozens of boxes behind the church but these had all kinds of of personal information, contracts, record books, fern photos, even checkbooks. church workers found the stash. >> poem's social security number, date of birth, their names, their addresses, their military information, their base information, all kind of information, defense information, security clearance information. the files were wide open out here where anyone could have had access to them. >> the company's them on the documents was total services solutions but none of the nation wide phone numbers for that company are working. church leaders do not want to just throw the documents away. >>> the president and first lady